Upper body mobility limitations can impact independence, daily activities, and overall quality of life. This course provides caregivers with practical approaches to creating and leading activities that support physical function, emotional well-being, and social engagement.

Participants will explore common causes and effects of upper body mobility impairments, along with ways to adapt activities, use assistive devices, and encourage safe participation. The training emphasizes inclusive, person-centered strategies that promote independence and meaningful involvement.

Learning Objectives:

1. Define upper body mobility impairments and explain their effect on daily living

2. Identify suitable adaptations and assistive devices that support participation

3. Apply strategies to encourage safe movement and physical engagement

4. Develop activities that promote social interaction and emotional well-being